I watched it after seeing the recommendation on Weibo, and cried sadly with this film. I am not sad for Matsuko's unfortunate life, but only for Matsuko's sudden death. There is no disaster. The saddest thing in life is that there is no tomorrow and no chance to start again.
Matsuko's life can be said to be a mess due to the psychological obstacles caused by his father's long-term neglect in childhood. Excessive attention to other people's attention, thinking that making a face is effective for life-long use of conditioned reflex, which shows that Songzi has a cognitive impairment to other people's feelings. In order to be dramatic, the movie is too unfair to Matsuko. Even though she is diligent, active, and willing to give, she never gets the love and respect from others. She has experienced a lot, her career has been hurt, and her relationship has ended without a disease. These experiences do not move people, and they don't even make people feel pity for her. What is moving is that she can start anew every time and is full of expectations. This is the charisma of pine nuts, brave and positive. But cognitive impairment makes her fail and hurt every time.
If the original story develops like this, I don’t think I will have any emotion. At most, I think the story is novel, full of black humor, and the singing and dancing part is also a highlight, but the ending of the arrangement made me burst into tears. I really feel sorry for Matsuko. Tired of the ending. When Matsuko, who has been depressed for many years, finally regained the courage to live in her fifties, and wanted to actively start to face life again, it was absurd to die innocently under a baseball bat just for educating a group of 2nd and 2nd-year-olds not to litter. How sudden, how innocent! ! !
It may be difficult for people who have not experienced great pain to appreciate the great courage needed to start over, and it is also difficult to realize that living is the best true meaning. Disappointment in life will not cause real despair. As long as you want to move forward, there will always be a way, and death is equal to despair.
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